Federal programs used to help service members transition into civilian life are too focused on education and are not spending enough money and time working toward finding them employment -- and some ...
There’s more good news for Soldiers as they consider options for transition into a successful civilian career field during the last six months of their active-duty service. Transition Assistance ...
WASHINGTON — The Veterans of Foreign Wars and other veterans advocates urged lawmakers Tuesday to prioritize and improve transition assistance programs that prepare exiting service members for their ...
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Cpl. Angelo Gutierrez, Headquarters company, 3rd Marines, works out of his textbook during a MASP class in classroom D, at the Joint Education Center here Nov. 19. (Lance Cpl. Ronald Stauffer/U.S.
Junior enlisted veterans face the steepest post-service challenges, including high unemployment, poor economic outcomes, and low utilization of existing employment services. Despite a vast support ...
As the Department of Defense prioritizes service member readiness and long-term force sustainment, a strategic alignment is taking shape: the integration of Terminals, Depots, Arsenals, Activities, ...
A majority of the $13 billion invested in military transition programs by the federal government is spent on education, according to a recent report by Rand. While pursuing higher education is ...
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